This group class will allow students to bring in the project of their choice, whether it's a new cast on or something that's been languishing in the WIP pile.

This classic raglan sweater works up quickly and looks great! Sweater No. 9 is a perfect place to start if you are new to making garments. 

Make your first sweater - a short sleeved worsted weight sweater that knits up fast in time for cooler weather!

Learn basic raglan design with this simple classic wardrobe staple.

Granny squares are a great way to use up yarn every last bit of your favorite yarns. Learn center out crochet, how to change colors, and start your granny square era.

Make a crochet sweater you’ll love to live in this winter. The Clara sweater works up quickly in bulky yarn and is great for crocheters looking to make their first garment.  

Learn how to add steeks so two- (or more) color patterns that are worked in rounds can be cut open—typically for a front opening, armholes, and neckline of a sweater. In this class, you’ll knit a cup cozie with a two-color pattern and steek stitches, then

Learn three to four interesting and elastic cast-ons and their matching bind-offs with nationally known knitwear designer Ann Budd! Armed with these techniques, you can get the same look at the cuff and toe of socks knitted from the toe up or top down, th

Give new life to your beloved knits using visible and invisible mending techniques. Break away from the cycle of fast fashion and learn to fix holes, cover stains, and embellish wardrobe favorites. 

Ready to tackle socks? Join us for making socks from the cuffs to the toes, and learning how to turn those heels. 

 Learn to knit socks from the toe up using an Eastern cast-on, short-row heel, and flexible sewn bind-off. 

Ever find yourself frustrated with a project that didn’t turn out as expected after substituting a different yarn into the pattern? This class will cover the basics from yarn construction to fiber content. 

Learn to make this traditional Scottish beanie or beret! You’ll tackle chart reading and stranded knitting techniques. 

Tackle cable knitting and chart reading while making this fun, on trend and delicate hat.